David Levinger wrote on Thu, 3 Jan 2008 12:29:13 -0800: > I did read the README.txt file and at the end it does indeed talk about > compiling the file, and if I knew enough about how all of this works it > might have made more sense... What it says is, "For forcedeth.ko, just copy > the forcedeth.c and Makefile to the same directory then make it." However > there was no Makefile included... but there is one! > NV_Linux_DRV_PKG_v1.23/RHEL5/source/Makefile as mentioned by Laurentiu. Copy that in the directory where forcedeth.c resides (or do it the other way around or copy both in a new directory). > > And I agree that it didn't /seem/ to support my Chipset, but the Realtek > Driver which should support it doesn't seem to work either, and on Fedora 8 > it is using a newer version of the forcedeth driver so I figured I'd give it > a go. That driver is from March or so. I really doubt it supports your chipset. But if I were in the same situation I'd probably try, anyway, yes ;-) I have a feeling I'm going to end up returning this board for a Intel > based Chipset and see if I have better luck with that. Did you try that nvnews.net forum yet? Maybe it's really that you need a Realtek driver and just somehow got the wrong one. They should know. Good luck. Kai -- Kai Schätzl, Berlin, Germany Get your web at Conactive Internet Services: http://www.conactive.com